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A trio of older girls befriends Bobby, and Hank worries that his son is being emasculated; Hank and the guys build the ultimate cart for a homeless man.
A trio of older girls befriends Bobby, and Hank worries that his son is being emasculated; Hank and the guys build the ultimate cart for a homeless man.
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S13, EP17 "Manger Baby Einstein"Luanne creates a franchise around her Manger Baby puppets and becomes a children's performer.
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S13, EP18 "Uh-Oh Canada"Hank and the guys deal with less-than-agreeable visitors when Boomhauer trades homes with a Canadian family for the summer.
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S13, EP19 "The Boy Can't Help It"A trio of older girls befriends Bobby, and Hank worries that his son is being emasculated; Hank and the guys build the ultimate cart for a homeless man.
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S13, EP20 "To Sirloin With Love"Bobby joins the local college's meat-examination team after he discovers he has a talent for identifying cuts of meat.
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S3, EP24 "Take Me Out of the Ball Game"Hank doesn't give Peggy the credit she's due when she becomes the star pitcher of his company's coed softball team.
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S3, EP23 "Wings of the Dope"The town becomes angel-crazy after Luanne thinks she sees Buckley's spirit bouncing on Khan's trampoline.
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S3, EP22 "Death and Texas"A letter from an alleged former student now on death-row inspires Peggy to pay him a visit, unaware he has illegal ulterior motives.
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S3, EP21 "Revenge of the Lutefisk"When the congregation welcomes its new female minister with a potluck dinner, Bobby accidentally incinerates the church.
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